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Unit 1 Reading Reading Reading Reading Reading Reading Reading Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Translation Translation Translation Translation Translation Translation Translation Writing Writing Writing Writing Writing Thank you! Writing I. Can you identify some other topic sentences that appear in Passage B? 1. …it’s the balancing out of sociological likenesses and psychological differences that seems to point the way for the most solid lifelong romance. 2. However, there are instances where people of different social backgrounds end up getting married and being extremely happy. 3. There are certainly such “odd couples” who could scarcely be happier. 4. Indeed, almost any combination can survive and thrive. 5. Is there such a thing as love at first sight? Why not? Back Next Back Next Writing III. Choose the more suitable words to complete the description. (Going, Tramping) through the woods one (time, afternoon) in the spring of last year, I found a (young, baby) owl in a pile of (foliage, leaves) at the foot of a (beech, tree). (Small, Palm-sized), covered with (grayish-white, light gray) fluff, he (looked, stared) up at me with dark, shining eyes. Overhead, I could see the (place, hole) from which he had (come, fallen) — a (distance, drop) of 30 feet which should have (killed him, broken his neck). But the little bird was apparently (in good condition, alive and kicking), (moving, fluttering) his wings and hissing. For Reference Answer Click Here Back Next Writing (Going, Tramping) through the woods one (time, afternoon) in the spring of last year, I found a (young, baby) owl in a pile of (foliage, leaves) at the foot of a (beech, tree). (Small, Palm-sized), covered with (grayish-white, light gray) fluff, he (looked, stared) up at me with dark, shining eyes. Overhead, I could see the (place, hole) from which he had (come, fallen) — a (distance, drop) of 30 feet which should have (killed him, broken his neck). But the little bird was apparen